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Broncos worked out 12 players, including 3 WRs from the CFL

The Broncos worked out 12 players on Monday, including three wide receivers from the CFL.

The Denver Broncos brought in 12 players for workouts on Monday, including 11 players from the Canadian Football League, according to a report from KPRC-TV’s Aaron Wilson.

Denver brought in three wide receivers, two offensive linemen, four linebackers and three defensive linemen. Of the 11 CFL players, four have spent time in the NFL: linebacker Isaac Darkangelo (Lions, Raiders), receiver Makai Polk (Ravens, Giants), defensive lineman Jonah Tavai (Seahawks) and Davion Taylor (Eagles, Bears, Cardinals).

Only one of the players, offensive lineman Spencer Rolland, is not a CFL player. Rolland was cut from the Green Bay Packers’ practice squad earlier this month. View the full list of Monday’s workout players below.

12 players worked out for Broncos

  1. WR AJou Ajou (6-2, 211 pounds)
  2. WR Ayden Eberhardt (6-2, 195 pounds)
  3. WR Makai Polk (6-3, 197 pounds)
  4. OL Logan Ferland (6-4, 275 pounds)
  5. OL Spencer Rolland (6-6, 306 pounds)
  6. LB A.J. Allen (6-1, 210 pounds)
  7. LB Michael Ayers (6-2, 220 pounds)
  8. LB Isaac Darkangelo (6-1, 230 pounds)
  9. LB Davion Taylor (6-1, 230 pounds)
  10. DL Brandon Barlow (6-4, 260 pounds)
  11. DL Elliott Brown (6-5, 225 pounds)
  12. DL Jonah Tavai (5-10, 283 pounds)

Denver is likely considering these players as candidates to sign reserve/future contracts at the end of the 2024 NFL season.

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Former Eagles’ linebacker Davion Taylor signs with the Bears

Former Philadelphia #Eagles linebacker Davion Taylor has found a new home, signing with the Chicago Bears C

Davion Taylor has landed on his feet, signing a deal with the Chicago Bears after being released ahead of the first preseason game.

Taylor was an Eagles third-round draft pick in 2020.

Taylor saw action in 21 games, including seven starts between the 2020 and 2021 seasons, but his speed and athleticism never transitioned into constant production.

After regressing in 2021, Taylor spent last season on the practice squad.

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Eagles release linebacker Davion Taylor

The Philadelphia #Eagles have released linebacker Davion Taylor ahead of Sunday’s open training camp practice

The Davion Taylor era is likely over in Philadelphia, as the Eagles have released the 2020 third-round pick in a move that could signal the end.

With Taylor being released so early in training camp, it’s unlikely that he’ll be a candidate for the 16-man practice squad.

Taylor spent the entire 2022 NFL season on the Eagles practice squad after seeing time at the WILL linebacker spot in 2020 and 2021.

Drafted out of Colorado as a raw linebacker who excelled as an athlete, Taylor entered 2023 looking to make the 53-man roster, and potentially earn snaps.

Philadelphia currently has Nakobe Dean at one linebacker spot, along with Nicholas Morrow, Shaun Bradley, and Christian Elliss competing for playing time.

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Eagles announce 3 roster moves ahead of open training camp practice

The Philadelphia Eagles are just hours from hosting an open practice at Lincoln Financial Field, and the team announced three roster moves.

The Philadelphia Eagles are just hours from hosting an open practice at Lincoln Financial Field, and the team announced three roster moves.

Philadelphia confirmed the signing of Josh Andrews, reuniting the offensive guard with the team that initially signed him after the NFL draft.

In a shocking move, the team released linebacker Davion Taylor and waived wide receiver, Charleston Rambo.

7 Eagles veterans in need of a strong training camp

We’re practices underway and Day 3 set for Sunday, we’re looking at seven Philadelphia Eagles veterans wno need to continue having a strong training camp

After about a month away from the facility, the Eagles will have completed two training camp practices ahead of their preseason debut against the Ravens.

Philadelphia is loaded at just about every position.

As the roster quickly goes from 90 players down to 53, we’ve identified several guys who are on the hot seat and need to proceed throughout camp with urgency.

With the roster now intact, here are seven veterans who need to continue having a strong training camp.

7 Eagles with the most to prove in 2023

We’re looking at the seven Philadelphia Eagles with the most to prove in 2023

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The NFL is a prove-it league, and as the loaded Philadelphia Eagles prepare to return for training camp, several guys are on the roster looking to prove the doubters wrong.

Howie Roseman added several talented veterans on one-year deals after losing nine key contributors to NFL free agency.

OTAs saw several under-the-radar performers make a name for themselves, and we’re looking at seven players with the most to prove this summer.

Predicting the Eagles’ 16-player practice squad for 2023 after OTAs

We’re taking an early look at predicting the Philadelphia Eagles 16-man practice squad after OTAs and ahead of training camp

The Eagles have concluded OTAs, and they’ll break until late July and then report for training camp as they work to shred a 90-man roster down to 53.

Howie Roseman has been open about building the roster with undrafted free agents, and the 2023 class had several big-named stars holding second-day draft grades.

Philadelphia officially welcomed seven new members to their roster with their 2023 NFL draft class, and the wealth of young talent signed to the training camp roster won’t be reduced to just that group of players.

One week after the draft, the team announced the signings of 9 undrafted rookies ahead of the minicamp.

Recent undrafted free agents who’ve had game action with Philadelphia include Reed Blankenship, Britain Covey, Josh Jobe, Corey Clement, Sua Opeta, Nate Herbig, Kayode Awosika, Joe Ostman, Jack Stoll, Brett Toth, Greg Ward, Marvin Wilson, T.J. Edwards, and future Hall of Famer Jason Peters, who originally signed with the Bills.

We previously released our updated 53-man roster predictions, and with training camp fast approaching, we’re predicting Philadelphia’s 16-man practice.

Eagles salary cap: Breaking down Philadelphia’s $54 million in dead money

With the 2023 NFL offseason almost complete and training camps looming we’re breaking down the Philadelphia Eagles’ $54 million in dead cap space

The NFL’s June 1 date is just 24 hours away, and with that you can expect some trades, shocking releases and team salary caps impacted by dead money going on or off the books.

So what is dead cap?

Any future, unpaid, guaranteed salary or bonus or any already paid signing bonus that hasn’t yet been allocated to the salary cap becomes the responsibility of the team in the event of a release.

The salary cap will increase to $224.8 million for the 2023 season.

For some teams, the slight increase in cap space provides a little breathing room to retain players on expiring deals or acquire talent that could help them succeed in the upcoming season.

With OTAs underway, we’re breaking down the Eagles $54 million in dead cap space, fourth among all NFL teams.

What is next for the Eagles at the linebacker position?

Are the Philadelphia Eagles done adding talent at the linebacker position?

After finally having decent production at the linebacker spots, Philadelphia will restart at the position after T.J. Edwards (Bears) and Kyzir White (Cardinals) departed in free agency.

The Eagles have five off-the-ball linebackers, led by second-year defender Nakobe Dean.

Philadelphia added Nicholas Morrow in free agency and could look to add more to the roster in the coming weeks.

Eagles 2023 offseason preview: Where does Philadelphia stand at Linebacker

We’re taking an early offseason look at the Philadelphia Eagles linebacker position and how Nakobe Dean will transition to a critical role in the middle

After finally having decent production at the linebacker spots, Philadelphia will restart at the position after T.J. Edwards (Bears) and Kyzir White (Cardinals) departed in free agency.

The Eagles currently have five off-the-ball linebackers, led by second-year defender Nakobe Dean.

Philadelphia added Nicholas Morrow in free agency and could look to add at the position via the NFL draft or undrafted free agency.

With the selection process just two weeks away, here’s an early look at where the Birds stand at linebacker.